the "l.a. times" reports the palo alto-based carmaker did not mention its revenue included $200 million in regulatory credits. and without the credit revenue analysts say tesla's first quarter loss would have been much bigger than the $702 million the company reported. an analyst tells the "l.a. times" the fact the ceo did not mention it in an analyst call will raise even more eyebrows among investors. >>> solving homelessness is a major part of building a better bay area initiative. san francisco will get a big boost in the effort to solve the crisis from sales force ceo marc benioff and his wife. >> they are donating $30 million to the center for vulnerable populations. benoff talked with abc 7 news anchor dan ashley about his mission to make a difference. it's a story you'll only see on abc 7. >> reporter: marc, you've been so ke homesmy number one and lynnn filropic thetyt now more an evem crisis to catastrophe that is fueling marc benioff to take his commitment to another step forward, he and hi

eli stokele of the l.a. times did a fascinating story where he interviewed a bunch of farmers who despite being crimped by the tariffs in the trade war are really in with trump and it's interesting to see how this plays out in the next few months and into the election period. >> julie, the president was in a twitter tirade as i was coming on air today. i think 42 retweets at last count. most of them focused on don junior and i'll call them the mueller residual issues. will you speak to the issue of donald trump jr. being held to a subsome. and i said in my opening, offering sworn testimony is something that he didn't do at the request of bob mueller. >> i think it's more like 60 retweets at this point. he's definitely on a tear. it's clear to see from the tweet storm this morning and the reaction earlier in the week, that this prospect that his son might be subpoenaed and forced to appear before the congress. and you add insult to injury the person issuing the subpoena was a republican senator really bothers presi

the "l.a. timesased carmaker did not mention that its revenue included $200 million in regulatory credits. without the credit revenue analysts say the first quarter loss would have been much bigger than the $702 million reported. an analyst tells the "l.a. times" the fact ceo elon musk didn't mention it in the analyst call will raise even more eyebrows among investors. >>> happening today it is day two of facebook's annual conference in san jose for announcing new products. >> mark zuckerberg kicked it off by saying the company was focusing on privacy. they unveiled new features for its family of apps including a new dating feature called secret crush. it's a tinder like feature that will allow useers to crush on a current facebook friend and only be notified if the feeling is mutual. what could go wrong? facebook is also considering hiding the number of likes you get on an instagram photo or video. abc's t.j. holmes is talking about this on "gma." >> you wouldn't be able to see how many likes somebo

according to the "l.a. times" there's another $11 billion tax increase proposal promising to create smaller class sizes and bump up teacher salaries. >>> a trip to an amusement park turned into a terrifying ordeal after a person was thrown from a log flum ride. two other people went to the hospital following this accident at castle park in riverside. firefighters believe a pump malfunctioned and there wasn't enough water to slow down the log. one park guest says there were concerns about the ride. >> they said they've been having mechanical problems all day. >> all of our rides are inspected daily and do not open to the public until they have been signed off. and, additionally, the department of safety and health also does their testing on our rides. >> castle park's owners and state officials have opened investigations into what happened. >>> police are cracking down on drunk drivers this long weekend. >>> and an animal rescue caught on camera. how boaters saved a fawn stuck in a lake. >>> 5:21 in the morning. >

the l.a. times said that horse hurt its left front leg in a race and later reduced blood flow to that leg. it was closed while they investigated for possible causing leading to the deaths of those horses. races resumed after the board approved several safety measures. >>> a 65-year-old man was killed in a shark attack in maui. authorities say thomas smilely was found unresponsive in the water saturday about if 0 yards off the beach. when he was pulled ashore one of his legs was gone. >> they pulled the man up and he looked unconscious when they transferred him to the other gurney and we could see they were trying to do cpr on him. >> reporter: he was an optometrist, a graduate and avid scuba diver and water skier but his greatest passion was his family. this is the first shark attack since april 2015 the signs are posted where the attack happened. this is near the aspen shore hotel, hawaiian authorities don't know what kind of shark was involved, but tiger sharks are most likely responsible. >> >> a

here's what melanie mason from the l.a. times had to say. >> i think it's going to be different and when they decided to move the primary up that's the main reason we're having that conversation. our primary is earlier this time around than it has been in the past for the exact reason they were hoping california would be more and the people who are behind that move said they were seeing the candidates come here more often so by that standard alone this move was a success regardless of california having to anoint a nominee or not. >> and clearly it has been a success that california spokesperson for the democratic party said that this is the biggest convention in the history of the party. this is going to be the biggest gathering of democrats outside of the national convention anywhere in the entire country. >> and also that's perhaps the biggest number of people campaigning for the democratic ticket. let's talk a little bit about this. we know that joe biden is leading in the polls but where is he yeah so every major democrat is

"the l.a. timesgame and gifted" and "the hollywood reporter" says he's "fully committed" to the role. >>> and coming up, a startling revelation -- elton tells kevin about his secret overdose, right before the biggest performance of his life. >>> also a batman shocker. the former teen idol being considered for the role. >>> and royal revelations. >>> plus, grumpy cat remembered. the frown that made the stars smile and the multimillion-dollar fortune she left behind. >>> but first, puppies! and the stars who love them. >> my dog is my longest boyfriend i've ever had. >> you having fun yet? >> marg helgenberger, dennis quaid, and 11-year-old abby ryder fortson had a lot of fun visiting with these pups from best friends animal society. their new movie "a dog's journey" is the emotional sequel to 2017's "a dog's purpose." and hits theaters today. >> how much do you depend on your dogs? >> my dog goes everywhere with me. in fact, she's in the other room right now, because she can't be around these puppies.

a source telling the "l.a. timesngo was kicked out of service after some kind of violent incident in afghanistan back in 2013. the exact circumstances are not clear. domingo recently converted to islam and investigators say that he planned to bomb a white nationalist rally in long beach to avenge victims of the new zealand mosque attacks. >>> pg&e is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on its lobbying efforts. the utility spent $277,000 between january and march to advance their interest with state lawmakers and agencies. altogether california's three largest utilities have spent at least $1.3 million on lobbying efforts this year. pg&e declared bankruptcy in late january. pg&e is at work to protect wine country from wildfires but neighbors say the noise is distracting. an angry letter from the town of oroville criticizes the utility for failing to inform people that 14 generators would be trucked in humming loudly and expelling diesel fumes for 24 hours a day for the entire month of may. >> i didn't buy this p

. >>> the l.a. times reporting a chinese family paid singer $6.5 million to get a student named into stanford. according to the report he was admitted to stanford in the spring of 2017. since then he has been expelled. stanford released a statement saying it did not receive the $6.5 million from singer and the university was not aware of this payment from the family to singer until today's news report . >>> tonight we are learning a person who was shot in the mission in san francisco today has died. right now, the gunman is on the loose. police responded to 22nd and bartlett street he was transported to the hospital but died tonight. the victim has not been identified. >>> tonight in oakland police are on the hunt for the gunman in a shooting on 17th avenue near san antonio park. police found one man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds this afternoon. he died at the scene. police have yet to release descriptions of the suspects. >>> this is a live look at the capital tonight. president trump is praisin

the "l.a. times" calls tay record-setting rain even though less than one inch fell in most places yesterday. the thing is for may 16th there's never been more than a trace amount of rain before for those places. >>> history made in asia. taiwan lawmakers approve a measure to grant same-sex couples the same rights as straight couples. the south china morning post calls it's first legislation anywhere in asia to recognize same-sex partnerships. >>> "big bang theory" is over. the sitcom went out with a bang last night after 12 seasons. "philadelphia inquirer" in its headlines called the finale emotional. >>> the president's latest attempt at making good on a campaign promise to overhaul immigration drew immediate criticism from both sides on capitol hill. nbc's white house correspondent peter alexander has more. >> reporter: president trump rolling out a new immigration plan that he says will be the pride of the nation. >> our proposal is pro american, pro immigrant, and pro worker. it's just common sen

the l.a. times reports the country is working to bring scientific expertise and marketing skills to the multimillion-dollar market. >>> the state of oklahoma is rgest drugmakers for billions of dollars accusing johnson & johnson of playing a significant role in the opioid crisis. it's a case that could eventually have an impact on hundreds of other lawsuits. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: this morning, drug giant johnson & johnson under fire in court. >> this opioid crisis is a killer. and it's a killer that does not discriminate. >> reporter: lawyers for the state of oklahoma saying the company helps fuel the opioid epidemic, destroying lives and costing the state billions of dollars. >> if you oversupply,eople will die. the reason we have an opioid crisis is that simple. >> reporter: attorneys arguing johnson & johnson andnsse pharm pay billions for allegedly creating the opioid crisis. >> johnson & johnson knew opioid drugs were addictive and caused harm. despite that, they marketed

. >>> meanwhile, the l.a. times are reporting that a chinese family paid $6 million to get a student into stanford. zao was admitted in 2017. and the stanford daily has reported that the student has since been expelled. stanford said it did not receive the $6 1/2 million. >>> diane king hall has these stories and more in today's money watch report. >>> wall street lost ground on wednesday. the dow tumbled 162 points. nasdaq lost 45 and s&p 500 dropped 22. central bank likely won't cut interest rates this year. in a statement released after its two-day policy meeting, the fed highlighted a slowdown in household spending and business investment. >>> initial public offering at $25 per share. the higher end of its anticipated range. the vegan burger maker goes public today on the nasdaq under the ticker symbol, bynd. and bill gates and actor leonardo dicaprio. >>> and maine isfirst state to ban single-use container styrofoam. the law doesn't go into effect until 2021, giving restaurants a chance to adjust. maryland pass

the l.a. timeseporting one woman who saw the film in orange county opening night did not yet know that she was sick. >>> india bracing for what may be its worst cyclone on record. the "times of india" reporting mass evacuations are under way along the country's eastern coast. that storm is set to make landfall tomorrow. >>> the college admissions scandal could soon get even bigger. with a new wave of parents just put on notice by prosecutors. as nbc's tom costello reports, a bay area couple is the first to plead guilty in court. >> reporter: this morning a new group of wealthy families is on edge. sources familiar with the case tell nbc news federal prosecutors have sent letters to multiple parents letting them know they are under investigation as part of the college admissions scandal. nbc news has also learned a staggering amount originally documented in march came from the family of a chinese student who allegedly paid $6.5 million to a private college counselor to get their daughter into stanfor

been fined by every regulator in a short period of time based off of strong reportage out of the "l.a. times." hat is what motivate the regulators to act. there is necessary oversight to look at the regulators and say, why does it take a los angeles time story to get off your hide and get to act? why did you find out about it from reporters and not the regulatory institution? what is this institution doing to their customers on an ongoing basis? why have the regulators continue to fine them, and not give them any out for their bad actions? or a path forward out of the consent decrees they are under. we brought wells fargo forward, we had the ceo and chairman testify. you saw bipartisan decision because they are failing to comply. that is proper oversight from congress. it is not pro-business or antibusiness, it is proconsumer, pro competition, pro-marketplace. while shareholders have the say for the institution, our regulators and laws must be complied with. this institution was not complying with those things. the shareholders have to account for that, so those three sectors, lawmakers, reg

the l.a. times reporting the daughter was admitted to stanford in the spring of 2017. her family, who lives in beijing, paid william rick singer the seven-figure sum for a spot in the university. the times reports that singer told the school the student was a competitive sailor to get her in. stanford's former sailing coach has pleaded guilty to racketeering and admitting to working with singer. other bay area parents are scheduled to be in court today to face charges. >>> may day rallies continue across the country throughout the day including right here in the bay area. pete suratos joins us where one of the first rallies took place. >> reporter: good morning, laura. one of those first rallies. we saw a couple hundred union workers taking place in a may day march. their message was very simple when it comes to developers in town. they want them to start hiring locally. >> oakland is a union town. >> what do we want? >> reporter: that's a glimpse of folks marching in the plaza just before 8:00 a.m. and the focus by the worker unions is they want to get the city of oak

as the "l.a. times" reports the angels have not committed to moving to long beach just yet. >>> well, actress felicity huffman is facing possible prison time. and after pleading guilty to her involvement in that massive college admissions scandal. but what about dozens of other parents involved in the case? some parents like actress lori loughlin and her fashion designer husband have decided to fight the charges. but given the evidence against them, could that legal tactic severely backfire? here's nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: flanked by her brother, actress felicity huffman walked into court and pled guilty monday. her voice quivering when addressing the judge. fighting back tears, she stressed her daughter didn't know about her actions. trying to regain her composure, huffman answered "yes, your honor" when asked, are you guilty of the charge? huffman paid $15,000 for a proctor to boost her daughter's s.a.t. scores. in exchange for her guilty plea prosecutors recommended a reduced sentence. fou

according to the l.a. times groups of 10 to 20 are being spotted in the santa barbara channel. >>> well, scientists now say dead whale found along ocean beach yesterday was probably killed by a ship. this is the ninth to wash ashore in the bay area over the last two months. so far the marine ml with a shi. scientists say changing oceanic conditions may be altering the whales' food supply. meet in the short term, community leaders are looking or a new long-term solution. housing will break ground on a housing development for seniors. the arroyo green will eventually provide 117 units on bradford street near the downtown area. a santa clara university real estate professor says construction is just one part of the solution and that if local communities want to have a say they need to act now. >> if we don't take care of the problems ourselves, others will take care of them for us. >> in concord the council will force a developer to incorporate affordable units rather than pay a fee not to. and in sacramento lawmak

. >>> and uber will soon start cutting back customer promotions as the "l.a. times" reports. this comes after the rideshare company lost $1 billion in the first quarter. >>> so also talking about cbd products. >> the cbd products are seemingly everywhere these days. a key fda hearing is being held in washington today. as nbc's joe fryer reports, it could go a long way in determining whether we start seeing even more cbd in drinks, food, and supplements. >> rter: it has been called a magic el ix ir. >> for your headache. >> it's likeaking a big chill pill. >> reporter: cbd the popular compound derived from cannabis. sellers and users alike claim it can treat everything from arthritis to insomnia. >> the cbd worked and was an absolute miracle. seriously. >> reporter: and business is booming. cbd is on track to become a $22 billion industry by 2022. >> we're seeing i would say at least 25% growth from month to month. obviously, that is insane compared to a lot of other markets. >> reporter: it has been added to just about everything. makeup, coffee, pet treats, and possibly even

this is the piece in the l.a. times. i going one of his first questions will be am i black?wer is, yes you are. the first question will probably be which can i sit on the throne. cnn, a producer wrote this: let's not turn this child into another great mixed race hope. can you believe the racial politics injected to this? >> laura: i loved how the baby was so cute. a reporter asked them to tip the baby. i like the name archie. i thought the name was sussex. >> no. i hate they are injecting racial politics into this. he is a child of god and it's a moment to celebrate. another media scandal broke out. a coffee cup that showed up on a banquet table in "game of thrones" last sunday. fans spotted it and went nuts. >> they left a coffee cup. [laughing]. oh, my god. >> well, i guess we can call it game of foams. this is not that extraordinary. with a long shoot, continuity misses things. you will see modern cars go by. it happens. now the coffee cup has been erased. he met his end. >> laura: the erasing of history in america. >> starbucks made million dollars. >> laura: we had a do

. >> the l.a. times is reporting that the family of a chinese student admitted to stanford in 2017 paid $6.5 million to get her into if school. the paper sites sources that they said the student was a competitive sailor. the family has not yet been charged. >> san francisco state university announceed today house speaker nancy pelosi will be the key note speaker after the commencement. she'll address the under grads and graduate students. the graduation ceremony for san francisco state is at oracle park tuesday may 28th. >> james cameron, best known for terminator, titanic and avatar slooking to open a vegan school here in the bay area. he along with his wife and wife's sister started add vegan school in calabassas. >> fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with allegations of insider trading with cebook executives. how facebook is responding. >> plus, free lunch me performances tl talent. the series that kicked off today sponsored by fantastic nagreto. >>> see why one player recalled michael jordan saying "shut up

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. >> the l.a. timesf a chinese student admitted to stanford in 2017 paid the consultant $6.5 million to get her into the university. the paper sites anonymous source that is singer told sanford the student was a competitive sailor. no members of the family have been charged and the report says it's unclear what, if any knowledge, they had of singer's actions. >> a couple from hillsborough pleaded guilty today. bruce and davina isackson pled guilty to getting their daughters into usc. they could face up to 20 years in prison. >> julian assange sentenced to 50 weaks in prison. he was sentenced to jumping bail when he took refuge years ago. he is now facing separate court hearing tomorrow. the u.s. is seeking his extradition on charge that is he conspire today download classified information from the pentagon's computer system. >> health officials in orange county says a woman in her 20s are their first case of measles this year. she was at the amc theatre in fullerton which she watched the show of avenger'

reports that agents tried to deport him nine times before but their detainer requests, hold requests were not honored by santa clara county nor l.a. county. one i.c.e. agent reported he was convicted of 10 crimes in three years. santa clara county sheriff issued a statement at that time saying i.c.e. should have had the time to evaluate his status as a serious and violent felon and that she would advocate to change county sanctuary policy. this sign popped up near her home saying mayor liccardo has blood on his hands for what happened to her. the chief says licardo is not the person responsible nor the person people should be angry with. clearly igniting quite a debate. he is scheduled to appear in court this morning at 9:00. we are not allowed to bring in our cameras. we asked, and the judge denied. we will page sure you know what happens next. marcus and laura>> certainly want to continue to follow this one. thank you so much, kris. >> 6:32. new details. it is now looking certain that hundreds of teachers in the east bay will not be in the classroom monday. they are expected to strike. negotiations between the district and unio

l.a. times reports saenz is her long-time companion. police got tips about illegal firearms sales and searched the home on wednesday. it took 30 law enforcement personnel more than 12 hours just to remove all those weapons. >>> quarter to 7:00 now. a follow-up to this week's controversial school lunch decision in rhode island. one company, you may be familiar with, stepping up to pay off as much as the $77,000 in overdue lunch bills. earlier in the week, we told you about this. the warwick school district announced students would be fed jelly and butter sandwiches if their lunch account balances were not paid. as you can imagine, many people stepped in to try to help and admits mounting pressure today. the district finally reversed its decision. chobani yogurt announced it would pay off $50,000 of debt. the rest of the balance is already covered. >> now to decision 2020. one of the people vying to take on president trump in 2020 heads to san francisco today. indiana mayor pete buttigieg will host a grassroots fund-raiser. spent yesterda

according to the "l.a. times" there's another tax increase proposal promising to create smaller class sizes. >>> if you're in the mission district no way you could have avoided the sounds of latin american culture serenaded the entire district. tens of thousands turned out for the 41st annual carnival parade yesterday. colorful floats, attire and immersive dancing made for a good time. >> i love it. this is tradition, what the mission is about. family in the neighborhood. the theme is culture heals. organizers say they picked it in hopes of healing some of the political division. >> you were there. >> i was there. it happens close to my house. i was worried about the weather for them because i thought it's a really long parade to be in the rain. they dodged most of the rain drops. >> one did produce. it was nice for yard work. did a lot of that yet. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. you can see the marine layer, clouds getting up around 1800 to 2,000 feet. it's pretty much banked across the east bay.

there was competition between the new york journal, wall street times, l.a. timesal enquirer. if you had a crazy idea, you could publish in the national enquirer. the russians could have taken out ads in the national enquirer and there was no real problem there. the other major newspapers could decide to establish some integrity and credibility in their reporting. outletsetition between worked. what is worrisome now is we are stuck with a situation where the only choice is something like the national enquirer with a few pages taken from other outlets. it is creating opportunities for misinformation. it is because we really only have one choice in critical parts of the market. david: that was paul romer. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark with bloomberg first word news. as far as mitch mcconnell is concerned, the pressure probe is over. his first significant comments on the investigation came today there were marks on the senate floor. they told everyone there had been a conspiracy between russia and the truck campaign. on the central question,

. >> i was reading the "l.a. times" reporting the mayor may have been making a left on a red. they haven't confirmed that. i guess the mayor's office hasn't been returning calls. >> thanks, alexis. >>> this morning there is a new proposal to control the number of tourists at some of san francisco's most popular spots. it could end up costing you up to 50% more to visit. >>> looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange down about 31 points right now. we'll bring you an update on how the markets are doing up next. >>> a new survey shows most people want no touching in the work place, not even a handshake. grab your phone. go to abc7news.com/vote and let us know what you think. >> reporter: do you know how to get the very best deal every time you book a hotel room? i'm michael finney and this is a 7 on your side quick tip, for sure you know to go online and check out all the deals. some will compare the other websites. pick up a phone and call the local hotel. don't call the 800 number. call the actual hotel where you want to stay and ask them to beat the price, t

the l.a. times property is owned by cynthia beck, who has three children with gordon getty, the son of j. paul getty. >>> police say a driver mistook a gas for a brake. security video shows the moment the tesla hit the front door of this building and smashed the windows. the crash left behind a huge mess but police say no one was injured. >>> a new expensive water that comes in a can is getting new financial backers. the water is called liquid death. in its website it says it lets you murder your thirst. it was created by former netflix director and it is canned in the alps and infused with natural electrolytes and minerals. on tuesday the company announced an additional $1.6 million in funding including the twitter founder. it sells for $22 for a 12-pack. >>> natural light is looking to hire an intern for the summer. the intern will activate brand ambassador by drinking beer and posting on social media. >>> and a taqueria in pleasanton attracting attention for the generosity of its owners. the two

authorities at some of california's bigger airports are up 166% in the past year according to the l.a. times. alameda county sheriff's detectives, find most snugglers buying less expensive california marijuana and taking it to other states where the cost is nearly eight times higher. >> >> setting a bad example. why they are very concerned about one of the latest reports of a porch pirate after it was caught on camera. >>> remembering a fremont teen killed by a drunk driver. they are remembering the football player after this weekend's crash. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer can switch from fridge to freezer. (son) nice save! (vo) that's using your frigidaire. >>> we're remembering a hollywood legend today. doris day, her long career as a singer and actress, the one of the biggest stars of her time. she died today at 97. they look back at her career and life away from the cameras. >> she was born in cincinnati in 1924. during her teen years she listened to big band on the radio and learned to sing by imitating art

carol, you have a fantastic piece of reporter, and eli from the l.a. times has table as well. es, mueller had annie donaldson's note. who is annie donaldson. >> probably a name most people in america have never heard of. but she's mentioned 68, 67 times in the mueller report, especially in volume two, which has to do with obstruction. she's a loyal, die-hard republican, a lawyer, harvard grad, harvard law grad. she's devoted to don mcghan, the white house counsel. she followed him into the white house as his chief of staff. helping manage a large group of lawyers. and basically she was the scribe for what i would describe as the most tempestuos, chaotic and angst filled moments in the oval office. she was writing down in real time what don mcghan was hearing the president say about how he wanted to stop the russia investigation. >> i read all the footnotes and all of her notes. if you think of don mcghan as the narrator of donald trump's efforts to obstruct justice and the flash points that mueller investigated are all things that mcgahn witnessed. annie donaldson is the screen

the l.a. times calls it a record-setting rain even though less than an inch fell yesterday.more than trace amounts for most places. >>> history made in asia has taiwan lawmakers vote to give same-sex marriage couples the same rights as straight couples. it is the first legislation anywhere in asia to recognize same-sex partnerships. >>> and there are big bang theory fans everywhere. the sitcom went out with a bang last night after 12 seasons. the philadelphia inquirer called the finale emotional. 5:25 for you right now. we're getting a first look at nipsey hussle's music video from his death. >> the song higher is one of khalid's new plum. it features john legend. they will donate all the money to his two young children, a nice tribute. >>> switching gears here. remember the movie "speed" with keanu reeves and sandra bullock. >> sandra was crushing on keanu. >> did you know she had a crush on you? >> no. she obviously didn't know i had a crush on her either. >> i can't believe you both had crushes on each other and you were so scared. >> we were working. >> what could have b

the l.a. times reports that governor knew some has put together a team to come up with a data dividends. he is working with scientists to put a value on user data. >> reet set to drop hundreds of points this morning after new tariffs against china in a tweet from the president. up next, we take you to the opening bell to see how much they will deep when it opens. >>> if you walk or ride your bike in san francisco, you might notice extra police on your route. emphasizing cyclist and pedestrian safety. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer can switch from fridge to freezer. (son) nice save! (vo) that's using your frigidaire. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> this is mornings on 2. >>> g

the l.a. times said the melee at indian wells happened during a seminar for services like firefighting and law enforcement >>> avengers finally found their kryptonite. john wick knocks them from the top of the box office. john wick 3 grossed $57 million in its debut. 5:24. cameras caught a girl being snatched on a walk outside with her mother. and she was found, luckily, very safe. >> this all happened on saturday. that's when 8-year-old celine sabaca was walking with her mother in fort worth. a doorbell camera caught the mom being thrown from the suspect's car. and then eight hours later, police tracked down the little girl and the suspect at a suburban fort worth hotel. they were tipped off by two men who actually went out on their own to find that vehicle matching the police description. >> i wasn't sure. if i thought i wasn't going to find her, i probably wouldn't have gone. >> that is one of the two men who went looking for the car. the suspect, 51-year-old michael webb is facing multiple felon

according to the "l.a. times 7.3 million skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes in california and nevada this is, an increase of 17% from the previous year. higher prices couldn't keep people from making the trip up to the mountains. according to liftopia lift prices went up by an average of 7% and online prices rose by an average of 15%, now to a special day in vallejo. this was the largest commencement ever for calmar time with 276 undergradates and 16 masters students taking part. school officials provided us with this video of yesterday eats ceremony. the ceo of celebrity cruises delivered the commencement street. one. graduates says that this was the path that he was destined to take. >> always lived by the coast and kind of nice to look out on the ocean and see the big ships, and to be honest never thought i would sail on one so coming here and being able to do that, it was just something that i any kind of naturally happened. >> reporter: cal maritime is the only degree-granting maritime academy on the wes

according to the "l.a. times" gias like google and facebook should pay you, tha eme cled a dividend. any plan requires legislative approval. personal data has become very valuable, of course, with banks, insurance providers, and major retailers buying and selling information about your preferences. 5:04 now and happening today a new chief will be sworn in to the san francisco fire department. >> this as joanne hayes-white hung up her hat after 29 years of service. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen has more on that. >> reporter: ushered in by bagpipes, san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white spent her last hours with the fire department, with family, and 700 of her closest friends and colleagues who filled the irish cultural center to honor the first female fire chief on her retirement. >> it's still an adjustment. i look at my phone all the time to think if i missed a call. >> reporter: rarely seen out of uniform chief hayes-white is adjust to go life outside the firefight. she shared some advice for those who

pro-iranian messages published 13 times in american newspapers over the past year, including the "l.a. timesu know, brooke, we spent so much time talking about russia, we spent so much time talking about china hacking into our intellectual property and stealing economic secrets, we don't spend all that much time talking about iran. what we're seeing here is them taking a play out of the russian playbook, and when you talk to intelligence officials, they talk about russia, china, iran and north korea as the biggest cyber threats against north korea. >> yes. >> alex, thank you so much. alex marquardt in washington. >>> coming up next, the biden camp just fired back after the president palast eblasted the f vice president and praised the north korean dictator. >>> and the 35-year-old woman who survived those 17 days lost in the hawaiian forest is about to hold a news conference and we will take you there live for her story. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. c

according to the "l.a. times" the legislature today.ect governor newsom's orders to only build a rail between bakersfield and merced from now. the total cost of building the operating system and the rail in the central valley is $20.4 billion. >>> thank you, alexis. chelsea clinton is coming to the south bay. the former first daughtr will be visiting an elementary school in san jose today talking to students about saving animals from extinction. it's part of a national tour promoting her newest children's book called don't let them disappear, 12 endangered species across the globe. she wanted to save elephants from extinction and now is telling kids how to help save their own favorite animals. >>> marc benioff makes a big announcement you'll hear only on abc 7. the major move he's making in the fight against homelessness. >>> also bird scooters may be back on at panera, ouralads are uniquely crafted. with peak season berries, creamy avocado. and a dressing fit for a goddess. come taste what a salad should be. and with panera catering, t

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. >>> the l.a. timesent admitted to stanford in 2017 paid $6.5 million to get her into the school. rick singer is, again, implicated in that case by telling sanford that the student was a competitive sailor. >>> the time is 5:39. after months of debate, two cannabis shops are getting closer to being allowed to sell recreational marijuana. the morin county voter overwhelming approved of legalizing recreational marijuana sales but the only dispensary in fairfax is only allowed to sell medical marijuana. at the town meeting they talked about recreational marijuana sales. >> people are shocked. she walk in and find out we are medical only as a storefront because that is all we are allowed to do. they say well so where can i go? >> pot smokers in morin county can have cannabis delivered or buy it at a store, but the nearest brick and mortar store? san francisco, berkeley or sonoma county. critics of cannabis worry the dispensaries will increase drug abuse, especially among young people. >>> a project to ban pr

according to the l.a. times, arrests have surged 166% at the airport.de 101 trafficking arrests opinion that's compared to just 38 in the year before. the sheriff's office says it regularly intercepts marijuana in about 50 pound quantities. >>> dennis rodman is caught on surveillance tape with a group accused of theft. it happened at a yoga studio. one woman putting merchandise in her purse. another man drop and broke and crystal on display then took what was left of it. the damage is estimated around $4,000. the group returned the next day but the yoga studio was closed so they hung out at a spa next door. >> they were loud and kind of agitated and seeming a little bit off. >> police say this is an open and actibasiactive investigatio. rodman's attorney say commenting is premature at this time. >>> one of the stars taken down in the varsity blues bust is getting taken down. felicity huffman will enter a guilty plea in her role for spending big bucks to get her daughter into college. >> reporter: desperate housewife star expected back in a boston courtr

. >>> starbucks cup saga, the actress tells the l.a. times she did not cause the gap around the world on sunday. the co-star jokingly blamed her for leaving the cup on set. the time's reports hbo removed the cup from the streaming version. >>> we are learning new information about two students comm committing a deadly shooting. they made their first court appearances yesterday. one student died tuesday during that shooting. eight others were injured. the sheriff says the suspects used to car pool to school together. one former student is speaking out saying he and his brother left because of them. >> when i found out what was happening and who it was, we weren't surprised who it was. because you could kind of see that coming from a mile away. >> investigators are now looking into the possibility of one of the students being shot by the school's private security guard, both suspects are do you back in court tomorrow. >>> it is 6:24. >>> in skreemt, all eyes will be -- in sacramento, all eyes will be on governor gavin newsom. the budget is allo

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sources familiar with the investigation tell the l.a. times-- let's bring p in a civil rights attorney and criminal >> avery, you first. so loughlin reportedly feels like she has a valid defense. that, you know, it is not likely she'll be looking at any jail time. what could her defense look like? >> well, you know what? it's going to be anybody's guess, but i think, if i'm trying to tailor something, i'm going to say something like, hey, look, any other parent under the circumstance would do the same thing. the problem with that argument is that the federal judge instructs a jury. unless, somehow, she engendered some kind of sympathy, she's counting on one lone juror. this is the kind of case, like o.j. or michael jackson, where you're going to have stealth jurors. so it is a very weak argument. i think they blew it not entering a plea early on. there has been a supplemental indictment. at the end of the day, the theory, if that's it, and if rick singer is going to be supporti supportive, which i very much doubt. >> he was the one in charge o

i want to bring in the white house reporter from "l.a. times," elise jordan, aid to the george w. e and her first time here, sharon westin-brown, the mayor of baton rouge, louisiana. your state is moving towards passing its own heartbeat bill that would limit abortions at six weeks. take us local, how do your constituents feel about that legislation? >> i'm glad you said that, to take it locally, because certainly it is a state issue. louisiana already has a path and history around that issue. but as a mayor of the city, a growing and thriving city, i will tell you that my constituents would prefer we look at things more holistically. for example, what is happening with families in poverty? what do we do about parents who are trying to put their children on a trajectory of success? that's why as the mayor i have looked at programs and implemented our programs such as cradle to k, empowering parents who sometimes don't know what to do when they have a baby and how they put that child on a trajectory of success. we all know early childhood development is essential for families to hav

the research has appeared "usa today", l.a. times "wall street journal" and other publications earning her phd from ucla. so i turn it over to michael. >> thank you very much i appreciate the suffering that will go with this as a talk about a subject that i think is not of how we get people out of poverty. we spent a great deal of money actually maybe not as much as people would like but quite a bit if you look at the means tested programs that say in the definition this is an anti- poverty program we have 100 such at the federal level that provide that to individuals the others provide benefits to the low income community. and then spend a $700 billion every year on these program programs, and other 300 billion at the state and local level. so to spend $1 trillion so these have succeeded at some level to reduce the poverty rate that is lower today than would be in the absence of these programs. so they do reduce poverty rates. but the question is reducing the poverty rate or making it less miserable should be the goal. so you can go

according to the "l.a. timesillion skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes in california and nevada, an increase of 17% from the previous years. higher prices couldn't keep people from making the trips to the mountains. according to liftopia prices went up by an average of 12% and online prize up is a%. now to a special day in vallejo, the largest commencement ever for cal maritime with 276 undergrads and 16 master students taking part. school officials provided us with this video of yesterday's sumoni. the ceo of celebrity cruises delivered the commencement speech. one of the graduates says this was the path that he was destined to take. >> i've always lived by the coast and i it was always kind of nice to look out on the ocean and see the big ships and to be honest never thought i would actually sail on one so coming here and being able to do that, it was just something that i any kind of naturally >> cal maur time is tritime is degree-granting maritime academy on the west coast. >>> two people are recovering af